Soviet study: cyanide killed Hitler in 1945 bunker
Soviet sources finally disclosed details of Hitler's death asserting cyanide poisoning as the cause. Dental records identified the remains, with a May 8 autopsy confirming cyanide as the cause, and Smersh investigators traced Hitler through his dental work and witnesses, contradicting long held self-inflicted gunshot theories.
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Harrison E. Salisbury
New York Times News
New York
Hilter
William L. Shirer
H. R. Trevor-Roper
Hitler
Eva Braun
Stalin
Lev Aleksandrovich Bezymensky
Adolph Hitler
Harcourt, Brace & World
Europe
Bezymensky
West
Reichschancellery
Berlin
Smersh
Ivan I. Kliminko
79Th Rifle Corps
Third Shock Army
Buch
Bezymensky Ac
Braun
Investi
Gators
Professor Blaschke
Frau Kathe Heusermann
Blaschke
Fritz Echtmann
Johnson backs steel price rollback boycott drive
President Johnson authorizes a boycott against firms raising steel prices as part of a broader clash with the industry. The White House aims to pressure steel companies to roll back price increases amid mounting economic tensions.
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Johnson
Johnson pressures steel firms as price talks surge
In a clash with President Johnson, the steel industry signals a fight to win price increases. Bethlehem chairman Edmund F. Martin defends a necessary rise, while Johnson orders the Defense Department to avoid contracting from firms imposing major steel boosts to curb inflation risk.
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New York
Johnson
Bethlehem
Edmund F. Martin
Defense Department
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Kennedy Administration Faces Steel Pricing Clash Recalled
The report draws parallels between the current steel dispute and the 1962 confrontation when U S Steel yielded after a high profile backlash from President Kennedy. It notes New Year 1966 actions and inflation charges as earlier moves challenged by the administration.
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Martin
U.S. Steel
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
We Stock It Magazines at Bank St and Morris Ady
Store listing notes magazines in stock at Bank Street location 1f 41 and Morris 716 Ady. Readily available titles described as stocked inventory with contact details for purchase.
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Bank St
Morris
Three U.S. pilots released arrive in Laos via IC C plane
The three American pilots freed by North Vietnam landed in Vientiane Laos aboard an ICC aircraft after reception by U S Embassy sources. Vice President Hubert Humphrey announced he would fire draft director Lewis B Hershey amid his Detroit campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination noting reports Wallace would be a favorable partner for his office.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
Vientiane
Laos
International Control Commission
U.S
Detroit
Vice
Hubert Humphrey
Lewis B. Hershey
Humphrey
Hershey
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Sirhan Sirhan Pleads Not Guilty in Kennedy Killing
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan pleaded not guilty to the charge of murdering Senator Robert F. Kennedy in Los Angeles. The defense contesting the allegation stated the act was not premeditated as the court proceeded with the case.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara Sirhan
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Alitalia DC8 Crash Near Milan Airport
An Alitalia DC8 flying Rome to Montreal crashed during a violent thunderstorm near Malpensa Airport. The jetliner carried 95 aboard and 82 survived. the fate of others was unclear.
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Milan
Italy
Alitalia
Rome
Montreal
Malpensa
Rockefeller favored sons circle Nixon on first GOP ballots
A strategist said Nelson Rockefeller has won early momentum for Nixon by an informal deal with favorite sons to stay on the first two ballots. Leonard Hall claimed Romney and Rhodes will stay in line for two roll calls, while Herbert Klein said Nixon can win early without them.
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Jack Bell
Miami Beach
Fila
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Leonard W. Hall
New York
George Romney
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Herbert G. Klein
Nixon
Rockefeller
Hall
Romney
Rhodes
Klein
Rockefeller Opens Clear Lead Over Humphrey and McCarthy
New York based polls by Gallup and Harris indicate Rockefeller has moved to an open lead over Humphrey and McCarthy in the race for the Democratic nomination. Nixon shows an extremely close race against Humphrey and McCarthy with Wallace possibly holding the balance.
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New York
George H. Gallup Jr
Louis Harris
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Gallup
Harris
Miami Beach
Fla
Nixon
McCarthy
Rockefeller
Manila Earthquake Kills Hundreds In Major Collapse
Rescue teams worked through rubble after a five story apartment building collapsed in Manila during the Philippines worst quake. Police said up to about 200 killed nationwide with 400 to 1100 tenants reported missing or unaccounted for.
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Manila
Amadis M. Guerrero
Associated Press
Philippines
Markets News Brief Amid Mixed Commodity Moves
Markets in New York closed sharply lower in moderate volume as equities fell. In Chicago grains, wheat and corn led declines on liquidation while oats and soybeans slipped. Hog and cattle prices were steady to higher with moderate receipts. Top recorded prices included hogs at 21.75 and slaughter steers at 29.00.
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New York
Delta Planed to Serve Decatur Huntsville Jetport
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner recommended Delta Airlines serve the Decatur Huntsville airport making it the fourth major carrier at the $20 million jetport. The same examiner endorsed an Eastern flight Chicago to New Orleans via St. Louis Louisville Huntsville and Birmingham.
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Ray Martin
DAILY
Civil Aeronautics Board
Delta Airlines
Decatur- Huntsville
Delta
Eastern Airlines
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Louis
Louisville
Huntsville
Birmingham
Eastern
United
Southern
Little Rock
Brock's Group Claims Excess Of 40 Percent
A Birmingham group led by Harry Brock Jr claims to own more than 40 percent of the stock of State National Bank of Alabama headquartered in Decatur. C. W. Nelson says exact holdings cannot be confirmed until stock is returned for reissuance and may be held indefinitely.
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Birmingham
Harry Brock, Jr
Central Bank and Trust In Co
State National Bank of Alabama
Decatur
Brock
State National
C. W. Nelson
Nelson
Decatur Daily annual photos contest invites entries
Do You Have Top Picture invites submissions for the Decatur Daily annual photos contest with a deadline of Aug 10. Eligible photos since November win weekly prizes of 5 dollars. six weekly winners then compete for a grand prize in three black and white categories and color entries with no category.
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Decatur Daily
Enemy Troops Hit Marines Near Da Nang
South of Da Nang in northern provinces of South Vietnam North Vietnamese forces attacked two U S Marine units. Fourteen Marines were killed and 22 wounded while 19 attackers were reported dead. The assaults occurred within 35 miles of each other.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
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